A real life stock market game based on the fluctuation of the 65 Dow Jones average stocks.

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A blue chip stock is a common stock of a company that is nationally known for being well established and has a long record of profit growth, dividend payments, and is recognized for quality management, products and services.

The greatest feature of the game is that it reflects the real life stock market and can be both fun and educational. The game can be played by most anyone and found interesting by people in any field. I believe that everyone will find Blue Chip Pick, fascinating, informative and fun!


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Top 5 Highest Net Gains for 2008
Username Result Week Ending
Zerobeat $19.37 Aug 8, 2008
Kb $18.90 Apr 18, 2008
Charlie $16.74 Feb 1, 2008
Cleveark $16.32 Apr 18, 2008
DocQuest $15.83 Aug 8, 2008
Top 5 Active YTD Point Leaders for 2008
Username Total YTD Points
Dkauf45 14,546
Rico 10,236
Diviv9 5,638
Larry 3,888
Mookie 2,226

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The information on this page, although taken from sources believed to be reliable, does not constitute investment advice and is not guaranteed by Blue Chip Pick as to its accuracy or completeness, nor any trading result, and is intended for purposes of information and education only.
Federal Funds Pit
Federal Funds Pit
History of Federal Funds Rate changes
FED FUNDS FUTURES (August 20, 2008)
Based upon the 30-Day Federal Funds futures contract for the Sep 2008 expiration is yielding an implied rate of 2.01% and currently pricing in a 0% chance that the FOMC will increase the target rate by 25 basis points to 2.25% on 09/16/2008. The gap change between Long Term Treasury yields and the Fed Fund Rate can indicate growth direction. The gap decreasing between the two rates may indicate faster growth may be near.
TIPS SPREAD (August 20, 2008)
The difference in yield between the 10-year Treasury Inflation Protected Security (TIPS) and the benchmark 10-Year Treasury-Bond yield serves as an alternative for the market's implicit forecast for inflation for the next 10 years. That rate is about 220 basis points or 2.20%. The TIPS Yield should equal the yield of the Treasury bond on the same maturity minus the current core CPI rate (2.5%). However, the actual yield on the TIPS does not always equal the calculated yield. The difference is referred to as the TIPS spread, which many policymakers look at as a measure of projected inflation. That real rate is about 1.29% right now. When the spread between the yields widen investors expect faster inflation.
FED FUNDS FUTURES (August 5, 2008)
Based upon the 30-Day Federal Funds futures contract for the Sep 2008 expiration is yielding an implied rate of 2.04% and currently pricing in a 16% chance that the FOMC will increase the target rate by 25 basis points to 2.25% on 09/16/2008. The gap change between Long Term Treasury yields and the Fed Fund Rate can indicate growth direction. The gap decreasing between the two rates may indicate faster growth may be near.
 

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